Starting with “Work” and “Dump Dump,” Ferg had already had the crowd operating at a level 10. Before going into his hits, Ferg asked if the crowd was ready and mentioned that despite being ill, he was glad to be there.

The discomfort lasted for only a short while, though, as the artist of the night began his show. The stage was packed with photographers, A3C workers and, more than likely, those that were apart of Ferg’s entourage. Already humid from the number of people jammed inside, the lights from the stage blared out into the crowd making it even more uncomfortable. Those who couldn’t see 2Chainz left to catch Ferg’s set, hoping to get in. Just next door, a line was tightly wrapped around the building to see Atlanta based rapper, 2 Chainz. QUAD, the small venue where he performed, was packed to capacity. As apart of the LOUD Music Tour, Ferg was the headliner. During the 5-day event, those in the underground hip-hop scene emerge to showcase their talents and in accordance with the promotion of his album Trap Lord, it was fitting that Ferg was there. No wonder he was added to the list of performers that were scheduled for Atlanta’s A3C Hip Hop Festival in 2013. Along with A$AP Rocky, he is one of the stand out members of the collective.Īctive since 2007, he has already picked up a BET Hip Hop Award for “Rookie of the Year”, an indication that A$AP Ferg has a lot to offer the rap scene in the immediate future as A$AP Mob and his own solo career start to get more recognition.Īn A$AP Ferg party has to be the best. He also shares the vocal characteristics and lyrical prowess of his fellow group members in A$AP Mob. The remix to his début single was a track on “Trap Lord” and featured big names such as Schoolboy Q and fellow group member A$AP Rocky.įerg is known in the U.S rap scene for having a distinct, low pitched tone to his voice with a consistent flow, much like Memphis, US based rapper Juicy J (most famous for the hit “Who Da Neighbours”).

His most notable single, “Work”, was a track that originally featured on the A$AP Mob mixtape “Lords Never Worry”, and came into the charts at number 100. Although evidently talented at what he does, he didn't establish himself as an individual artist until 2013 with the release of top ten album “Trap Lord”, which reached number nine in the Billboard 200 and entered the US Rap chart in second place. Ferg, whose real name is Darold Ferguson, started out his career as part of A$AP Mob.

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